Trend Monitoring. If requested, Manufacturer will provide Purchaser with copy of executed batch records, and the following data in electronic format: in-process control (IPC), Manufacturing, and release data, to allow Purchaser to create a database for tracking and trending of Manufacturing process performance as part of post-validation monitoring.
Trend Monitoring. If requested, Packager will provide Purchaser with copy of executed batch records, and the following data in electronic format: in-process control (IPC), Packaging, and release data, to allow Purchaser to create a database for tracking and trending of Packaging process performance as part of post-validation monitoring.
Trend Monitoring. All Engine parameters shall be within the Manufacturer's Engine Maintenance Program limits with no adverse trends. If the Aircraft engine historical and maintenance records and/or trend monitoring data indicate a rate of acceleration in performance deterioration or oil consumption of any Engine and/or the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) which is higher than normal, Beneficiary shall, prior to delivery, correct or cause to be corrected such conditions to meet normal manufacturer's tolerances;
Trend Monitoring. The Engines shall have been maintained and monitored for condition in accordance with Lessee's approved Engine Maintenance Program (EMP); all Engine parameters shall be within the Manufacturer's and Lessee's EMP limits with no adverse trends, determined through the provision by Lessee of the last 20 monitoring reports or as agreed mutually by Lessee and Beneficiary; If the Aircraft engine historical and maintenance records and/or trend monitoring data indicate a rate of acceleration in performance deterioration or oil consumption of any Engine and/or the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) which is higher than normal, Lessee shall, prior to return, correct or cause to be corrected such conditions to meet normal manufacturer's tolerances;
Trend Monitoring. According to XxxXxxxxx and others (1991), trend monitoring implies a process where measurements are made at regular, well-spaced time intervals to determine a long-term trend in a particular parameter. This type of monitoring typically is not intended to evaluate specific management practices (as is the case with effectiveness monitoring). The results of trend monitoring, however, can corroborate the findings of effectiveness monitoring. Conversely, they can indicate changes at different time and spatial scales than those by which effectiveness monitoring indicates changes. Trend monitoring can also serve to indicate whether watersheds as a whole are on a long-term trajectory of recovery from both natural and management-related perturbations. Adaptation of the Current Trend Monitoring Program to the PALCO Aquatics Conservation Plan—PALCO already has a significant trend monitoring program in place on its lands. The company has installed 52 permanent sampling stations. At each station, aquatic macroinvertebrates, fine sediments, substrate size, and crown cover are measured. In addition, stream bed surveys and measurements of continuous temperature and LWD are conducted at a subset of the 52 stations. Details of the data collection/analysis efforts associated with this program are as follows: • Aquatic macroinvertebrates are collected using methods in the California stream bioassessment procedures (CDFG, March 1996). This methodology involves sampling xxxxxx habitats using a kick net. Collected invertebrates are preserved in the field. In the laboratory, the samples are subsampled, and the first 300 invertebrates identified to family, and, where possible, to genus. The samples are being identified by Xxxxx, Xxx and Xxxxx Inc. Their results are used to calculate abundance (if less than 300), species richness (i.e., number of taxa), and the Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxx diversity indices. • Bulk sediment samples are being used to assess the percentages of fine sediments (less than 0.85mm and less than 4.7mm) as indicators of suitability for salmon spawning. PALCO is using the shovel sample technique as described in “Field Comparison of Three Devices Used to Sample Substrate in Small Streams,” by Xxxxx and Xxxxxx, 1991. Collected samples are processed by CDFG under contract to the company. • Pebble counts are being used to calculate the median and 84th percentile sediment size (e.g., D50 and D84). These sediment measures can be tracked over time to determine whether se...
